3... 2... 1... Launching Your Site
Dan Ficker
You have created a beautiful, shiny new web site or a stellar partner has created one for you. It is ready to launch and usually someone just hands it over to a server administrator or the DevOps team. Instead, this time you are the launch team. Don’t panic. This session will give you the knowledge to understand what you need to make it a smooth launch.
To launch, you need various pieces of information about domains, DNS, SSL and more. You then have to set these up correctly. If you do so, you should have a smooth launch of your new site.
This session is for any developer or website stakeholder who wants to better understand how the Internet works and how visitors come to and interact with the website. There is not any code, but there will be talk of how the Internet works and resources on how to configure a site to be secure and serve visitors well. To explain domains and DNS, the session will get a bit nerdy about networking, but it should be accessible to folks who do not work in IT.
Topics Covered
Gathering domain ownership information.
Setting up DNS records or getting DNS changed smoothly.
Requirements and recommendations for SSL encryption and implementation.
Evaluation of hosting requirements and hosting options.
Considerations from moving from an old site to a new site.
https://2019.badcamp.org/session/3-2-1-launching-your-site
You have created a beautiful, shiny new web site or a stellar partner has created one for you. It is ready to launch and usually someone just hands it over to a server administrator or the DevOps team. Instead, this time you are the launch team. Don’t panic. This session will give you the knowledge to understand what you need to make it a smooth launch.
To launch, you need various pieces of information about domains, DNS, SSL and more. You then have to set these up correctly. If you do so, you should have a smooth launch of your new site.
This session is for any developer or website stakeholder who wants to better understand how the Internet works and how visitors come to and interact with the website. There is not any code, but there will be talk of how the Internet works and resources on how to configure a site to be secure and serve visitors well. To explain domains and DNS, the session will get a bit nerdy about networking, but it should be accessible to folks who do not work in IT.
Topics Covered
Gathering domain ownership information.
Setting up DNS records or getting DNS changed smoothly.
Requirements and recommendations for SSL encryption and implementation.
Evaluation of hosting requirements and hosting options.
Considerations from moving from an old site to a new site.
https://2019.badcamp.org/session/3-2-1-launching-your-site